Matthew Sisco
ms4403@columbia.edu Matthew Sisco is the Program Coordinator at the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (CRED). His responsibilities largely include coordinating CRED’s research projects in the areas of project staffing, data management, best practices, IRB protocols, and project reporting. Matt also contributes to the day-to-day administration and overall advancement of the center. In 2011, Matt received his B.A. in Psychology from Fairleigh Dickinson University summa cum laude with distinctions. Prior to becoming Program Coordinator, Matt was closely involved with several research projects at CRED. He has also served as a Youth Delegate to the United Nations, and worked as a visiting research assistant at Beijing Normal University. Matt’s research interests relate primarily to the social context of environmental decisions. His current interests include pro-social decisions, consumerism, and group decision making under risk and uncertainty.Posts
Cass Sunstein: Automatically Green
April 30, 2013Ben Orlove Speaks on Fox News about Hurricane Sandy
November 15, 2012Katherine Thompson, CRED graduate student, speaks at Art Center College of Design, Pasadena, on communicating hazards
October 24, 2012Tags: Katherine Thompson
Ben Orlove, CRED co-director, gives presentation on CRED at NOAA’s Regional Integrated Scences and Assessments meeting
October 24, 2012Tags: Ben Orlove, Conferences, Presentations
George Marshall, founder of Climate Outreach Information Network, speaks at CRED Lab Meeting on “Preaching to the Tone Deaf”
October 24, 2012Tags: CRED Lab, Presentations
Elke Weber, CRED co-director, speaks at NYU’s Educating for Sustainability Lecture
October 5, 2012Tags: 2012, Elke Weber
CRED Partners with PositiveFeedback to Organize “Field Trip: A Climate Cabaret” Theater Performance at Lamont Open House
October 1, 2012CRED Will Participate in Lamont-Doherty Open House 2012
September 26, 2012CRED hosts Tom Dietz, Professor of Sociology and Environmental Science and Policy at Michigan State University, for Talk on his Current Research.
September 26, 2012Tags: Michigan State University, Tom Dietz
Selected Publications
- CRED LAB MEETING | 16 Feb. 2016, 2016-02-16